Socioeconomic status, treatment, and outcomes among elderly patients hospitalized with heart failure: findings from the National Heart Failure Project.
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H. Krumholz | S. Rathore | J. Curtis | Yongfei Wang | J. Foody | F. Masoudi | E. Havranek
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